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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 11
OS: XP pro, SP1
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Connection Problem
Hello, I have encountered a very irritating problem with my new pc - my dial up connection is dropped after about (on average) 2 minutes. It seems to happen more quickly when recieving info, but the connection fails anyway if left idle. It just drops, no warning message etc.
Im using a modem from my old pc, and the same connection same line etc - the connection was fine in my old machine, and works fine from my apple... I already swapped the cable, reinstalled the modem, connection and windows(!) to no avail. I also tried the modem in a different pci slot. The modem is a generic one, which appears in device manager as: Intel(R) 537 Data Fax Voice V.92 Modem Im running XP, sp1, (completely new install) on a Asus p4c800-Deluxe. Any help would be very much appreciated, I cant connect to windows update or anything! Thaks in advance, Tim |
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Sounds like a driver issue. Does the modem have a name or other id information on it?
If not, you can pick up another modem for under $20. Look here. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati....asp?CatId=157
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Join Date: May 2005
Posts: 11
OS: XP pro, SP1
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mmm... thats what I feared :( It was a very cheap modem (I think it was called speedcom or something...) and I dont recall them having a website.
Would it be some sort of conflict? The modem was working under XP fine before. Thanks for your help! I checked out the website but alas im in UK - theres always ebuyer though! |
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